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= _ PAGE 8 Former FCC Member £ Commits Suicide

Miss Atiinson’s WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 (UP) go, WA ey : —A certificate of suicide = Rites Tomorrow issued today in the death of Roy :

C. Wakefield, 54, former member|

of the Federal Col nications wap Jn Commission, |. Former Music Leader

| Mr. Wakefield died In a hos-| i {pital yesterday, nine days after Dies in Hospital ihe was found with his wrists Services for Miss Kileanora {slashed in his apartment here Atkinson, a former leader in In. 'Dr. Michael J. McInerney, who dianapolis music circles and mantreated him, sald the immediate 28¢T Of the L. 8. Ayres & Co. cause of death was uremic poison. | tearoom for many years who died

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| Rescue Party to Meet Lowell Thomas Oct. 3

| CALCUTTA, India, Sept.

{about Oct. 3, It was ay.

{ican Nurse Emily Bateman,

party arrived here

= joined the party there,

ritory. aw Traffic Safety Car Gets Parking Ticket

fimes State Service BLOOMINGTON,

violation ticket here today.

Noble Sciscoe and the city police

campaign, was found downtown parked beside a parking meter, whose red flag noting non-pay-ment, was flying. City Police Officer Clifford Thrasher tucked a red traffic ticket under the windshield | wiper.

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the family said Mr. Wakefield SOT" in St Catherine's,

‘had been suffering from “nervous! : | exhaustion which brought on{indiansyelia more than 40 years

The rescue party includes Amer-

Flanner & Buchanan mortuary. Burial wil be in the Flanner &

Y. Buchanan columbarium . followdeputy coroner, signed the certifi|cate of suicide. A spokesman for|!N§ cremation. She was 70.

On- , Miss Atkinson came to

She served as assistant

[manager of Ayres’ tearoom under [ae mother for many years. Fol

lowing her mother's death she became manager. The mother and

daughter had operated the tea-

Pm A eg Bi Phu room for 25 years when Miss At- | wo 0 news W- kinson retired 10 years ago. {ell Thomas, injured in a fall from | ye » {a horse in remote Tibet, will be {met by an aerial rescue party disclosed

Ill Several Years Miss Atkinson, who lived In {the BSpink-Arms Hotel Annex, {had been in poor health for sevleral years. She was a member {of the First Congregational

<A U, 8. embassy plane from Church and its Ladies Ald SoNew Delhi carrying the rescue ciety. today and| = then took off for Siliguri, near studied voice in Boston and ChiS|Darjeeling. An Indian army sur- cago. She served for 12 years on

A soprano, Miss Atkinson had

= geon and a medical attendant the board of directors of the

Mendelssohn Choir and was also

From Darjeeling the party will a member of Matinee Musicale, motor to Gangtok, capital of Sikkim, and then cross into Tihet on cousins, ponies over extremely rough ter-

Her nearest survivors are three Norman and Richard McCleod and Miss Tanyss MeCleod, all of Winnipeg, Canada.

Clarence E. Deck

Clarence E. Deck, a clerk at the Link-Beit Co. the past three

Ing superinduced by shock and Wednesday in Long Hospital, will i |the major loss of blood due to Pe held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in

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Sept. 30— Indianapolis Star circulation deThe Voice of Safety got a traffic partment, died suddenly today in

{the home of his mother-in-law,

The sound car, currently being Mrs. Alice Price, 2315 N. Wheeler used by Monroe County Sheriff St.

He was 57, Mr. Deck, who lived in 8 N,

department in a traffic safety 18th St., Beech Grove, was born

near Bismarck, Ill, and had been

lan Indianapolis resident for 30

years. He was a member of the Centenary Christian Church. Surviving are his wife, Iona; a daughter, Mrs. Jean Carson, and a son, Don Deck, all of Indianapolis; four brothers, John Deck,

= Dayton, O.; Lester Deck, Kermit,

Tex.; Earl Deck, Waco, Tex., and Carl Deck, Covington, Ind.; a sis-

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